Norton 66261101175 Sanding Sheet 60 Grit Silicon Carbide

Product Description

The NORTON 66261101175 is a silicon carbide abrasive sanding sheet rated at 60 grit, medium grade, designed for dry and wet/dry surface preparation applications. It features a C-weight paper backing with a closed coat density, delivering consistent cut and surface contact across the sheet. The silicon carbide abrasive is suited for sanding non-ferrous metals, plastics, composites, and hard materials where aggressive stock removal at a medium grit level is required. Licensed trade professionals and industrial finishing technicians use this sheet in hand sanding and machine sanding operations where controlled abrasion and wet compatibility are priorities.

This sanding sheet is appropriate for residential and commercial finishing work, including metal fabrication, automotive bodywork prep, and surface conditioning on hard substrates. Its wet/dry rating allows use with water or other cutting fluids to reduce heat and extend sheet life. The closed coat construction maximizes abrasive surface coverage for efficient material removal on hard, dense surfaces.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive for cutting hard materials including non-ferrous metals and plastics
• 60 grit medium grade for aggressive stock removal and surface leveling
• C-weight paper backing provides flexibility with durability for hand and machine use
• Closed coat density maximizes abrasive coverage for consistent cut rate
• Wet/dry rated for use with water or cutting fluid as well as dry sanding
• Series T461 construction for standardized performance across NORTON abrasive lines

Compatibility

Designed as a standard sanding sheet for use in hand sanding blocks and compatible sheet sanders that accept this sheet format; part of the NORTON T461 abrasive series.

Installation Notes

Abrasive sanding sheets are installed by finishing technicians and metalworkers into hand sanding blocks or orbital and straight-line sheet sanders. Secure the sheet firmly to the sanding block or machine clamps before use to prevent slipping. When using wet, ensure the tool or block is rated for wet operation. Inspect the sheet before each use and replace when abrasive loading or tearing is observed.